Canada Visit Visa
Temporary resident visa support for tourism, family, and business visits to Canada.
Fees
Quoted after a consultation
Canada Visit Visa is scoped work. What it costs depends on your circumstances, how many applicants are involved, and how much preparation already exists — so we look at your case first and then quote it, rather than publishing a number that would be a guess for most people reading it.
Government, embassy, visa application centre, insurance, biometric, bank and other third-party charges are set and collected by those organisations and are always separate from Vizabolt’s professional fee. We confirm the scope and the fee in writing before any work begins — there is no online checkout, and nothing is charged from this website.
For individuals and families visiting Canada for tourism, to see family, or for business.
A Canadian Temporary Resident Visa (visitor visa) application is assessed on your travel purpose, financial situation, and ties to home. Where you're visiting family or have been invited by someone in Canada, that relationship is part of the picture too. We help you prepare a complete, consistent application reflecting your circumstances.
Is this the right pathway?
Fitting one of these profiles doesn't automatically mean you're eligible — eligibility always depends on your individual circumstances.
Support at every step.
A clear explanation of what a temporary resident visa application typically expects.
A checklist reflecting your travel purpose and circumstances.
A check of your financial and personal evidence before submission.
Help completing the application accurately.
Guidance on invitation or family-connection documentation, where relevant.
Follow your case from submission onward.
What you'll typically prepare.
Requirements are set by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and can change — biometrics or other official steps may apply to your case.
Step by step.
Tell us the purpose and length of your visit.
A checklist reflecting your circumstances.
We tell you exactly what is needed and how to send it securely.
We review your evidence and flag anything unclear.
We help prepare your application for submission.
General guidance on biometrics or other official steps, where required.
Applying as a UAE resident
Two things sit at the centre of a Canadian visitor application from here, and only one of them is paperwork. The first is biometrics: the application is made online, biometrics are given afterwards at a collection point, and nothing starts moving until they arrive. Applicants routinely lose weeks to a gap they did not know was theirs to close.
The second is ties. Officers weigh what brings you back, and for a UAE resident that means your residence status and its remaining validity, your employment here, and your family situation in the Emirates — not only what exists in your country of nationality. Both matter; the UAE half is the one applicants under-document.
If you have given biometrics for any Canadian application in the last ten years, they are usually still valid and reused automatically. That is worth establishing before an appointment is booked rather than after.
Important considerations
- Requirements may change — we work from current official guidance and update our advice accordingly.
- Eligibility depends on your individual circumstances, not just your destination or nationality.
- Government and third-party fees are separate from our service fees unless clearly stated.
- Decisions and appointment availability are controlled by the relevant authorities, not by Vizabolt.
Canada FAQ.
No. An invitation or family connection can support your application, but the decision rests solely with Canadian immigration authorities.
Most visitor visa applicants between 14 and 79 do. They are given after you apply, at a collection point, and processing does not begin until they have been received — so booking that appointment promptly matters more than it appears to.
Not usually. Biometrics remain valid for ten years, and if yours are still within that window they are normally attached to the new application automatically. We check this before you book anything.
Yes, family applications are common — each applicant typically needs their own supporting documents.
A previous refusal doesn't rule out a future application. We can help you understand what to strengthen for a fresh attempt.
Online is the standard route. Paper applications exist only for narrow situations, such as where an applicant cannot apply online for accessibility reasons, or is travelling on a refugee or stateless person's travel document.
Official sources
This page is written from official government and consular sources, not from other advisory websites. Last reviewed 2026-08-21.
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